Last week I found three dead, uneaten, juvenile white-wing doves on my property in Thunderbird Valley, one on the front patio, and two in the back yard as I performed my poop patrol.
‘Ok to Not Be Ok’: Therapy on Campus Helps El Paso Students
Project Vida and Emergence Health Network partner with schools to provide mental health services.
Project Vida and Emergence Health Network partner with schools to provide mental health services.
Biden Declares Castner Range a National Monument
President Biden declared El Paso’s Castner Range a national monument on Tuesday, capping years of efforts by political and environmental leaders to protect the former Army training range from development, the White House announced.
President Biden declared El Paso’s Castner Range a national monument on Tuesday, capping years of efforts by political and environmental leaders to protect the former Army training range from development, the White House announced.
The Forgotten Credit Union That Served Thousands of Unbanked El Pasoans
If you walk around El Paso's Segundo Barrio neighborhood, it's hard to avoid the legacy of the city’s beloved bicycle priest. Father Harold Joseph Rahm came to the city in 1952 and served as an assistant pastor at the historic Sacred Heart Church for 12 years.
If you walk around El Paso’s Segundo Barrio neighborhood, it’s hard to avoid the legacy of the city’s beloved bicycle priest. Father Harold Joseph Rahm came to the city in 1952 and served as an assistant pastor at the historic Sacred Heart Church for 12 years.
How COVID, Technology Created Unruly Children
Kindergarten teachers, counselor say mischief is how students share their anxieties.
Kindergarten teachers, counselor say mischief is how students share their anxieties.
The Army Increasingly Allows Soldiers Charged With Violent Crimes to Leave the Military Rather Than Face Trial
Stationed at Army posts thousands of miles apart, two soldiers faced a flurry of criminal charges after they allegedly assaulted women within days of each other in early 2017.
Stationed at Army posts thousands of miles apart, two soldiers faced a flurry of criminal charges after they allegedly assaulted women within days of each other in early 2017.
Climate Change Is Making Allergies Worse, Study Shows
Climate change could be making everyday life harder for people struggling with allergies and asthma as the pollination season keeps growing, according to new research.
Climate change could be making everyday life harder for people struggling with allergies and asthma as the pollination season keeps growing, according to new research.
‘Thirty Talks Weird Love’ Tackles the Struggles of Living on the Border
Alessandra Narváez Varela’s debut novel “Thirty Talks Weird Love” is a reassuring read that reaches across time to tackle the struggles of border living, girlhood and growing up.
Alessandra Narváez Varela’s debut novel “Thirty Talks Weird Love” is a reassuring read that reaches across time to tackle the struggles of border living, girlhood and growing up.
Masa Magic: El Paso Tortilla Maker Connects People to Local Corn
The corn tortillas gently puff up on the comal, where Herrera flips and pats them with his deft fingertips.
The corn tortillas gently puff up on the comal, where Herrera flips and pats them with his deft fingertips.
Mexican Migrants in Juárez Shelters Flee Violence; Await Chance for Asylum
Ciudad Juárez – Not long ago, Antonio worked as a policeman in Michoacán, one of the most violent states in Mexico.
Ciudad Juárez – Not long ago, Antonio worked as a policeman in Michoacán, one of the most violent states in Mexico.
Program Helps Students with Disabilities to Succeed in College
Estefania Garcia is a confident young woman who has worked through her disabilities to achieve what she wants.
Estefania Garcia is a confident young woman who has worked through her disabilities to achieve what she wants.
‘Dear God, Get Her Out of That Country’; Mother Waits in Fear as Daughter Migrates Through Mexico
Six days of not hearing from her daughter, lost somewhere in the expanses of Mexico, a country notorious for violence and the disappearances of men and women.
Six days of not hearing from her daughter, lost somewhere in the expanses of Mexico, a country notorious for violence and the disappearances of men and women.
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn Eyes the Seemingly Impossible: A Bipartisan Deal on Immigration
EL PASO — A long trail of SUVs snaked out of El Paso carrying a group of U.S. senators into southern New Mexico on a recent, chilly night.
EL PASO — A long trail of SUVs snaked out of El Paso carrying a group of U.S. senators into southern New Mexico on a recent, chilly night.
New Artificial Intelligence Program Raises Concerns at UTEP
ChatGPT has been in the headlines for months. At the University of Texas at El Paso, professors and students are not sure if it is a tool or a threat – or both.
ChatGPT has been in the headlines for months. At the University of Texas at El Paso, professors and students are not sure if it is a tool or a threat – or both.
Why Chicken Farming as Egg Prices Rise Is No ‘Yolk’
The rising cost of eggs has some people scrambling to buy chickens instead.
The rising cost of eggs has some people scrambling to buy chickens instead.
‘Sisters in Blue’: Women Cops Still Vastly Underrepresented in El Paso
“Bro, you don’t know what all of us have been through to get here. We’ve been to the police academy; we’ve put blood, sweat and tears to get here... Nobody handed it to us. And we want to be here.”
“Bro, you don’t know what all of us have been through to get here. We’ve been to the police academy; we’ve put blood, sweat and tears to get here… Nobody handed it to us. And we want to be here.”